Rosalind Dixon is a law professor at the University of New South Wales and the author, most recently, of Responsive Judicial Review: Democracy and Dysfunction in the Modern Age.

The president will need the Court to have a veneer of legitimacy for when it blesses other, more damaging parts of his agenda ...

The nominee for surgeon general kept her most eccentric wellness beliefs largely in check at her confirmation hearing.

Millennials created the wellness economy, and now it wants their children as customers.

Trump himself can be seen as benefiting from a backlash against accountability in the last place powerful people in America seem to face it: the court of public opinion. Trump, and other powerful ...

We do not fight absurdity with valor,” Rob Potylo, a comedian and political activist also known as Robby Roadmaster, said ...

On Monday night, someone placed a peculiar bet on the prediction market Kalshi. At 7:45 p.m. eastern time, a single trader put down nearly $100,000 on the claim that, by the end of December, the Trump ...

Waldorf schools tend to attract parents who don’t want their kids to eat junk food or play Fortnite; they also draw a fair number who skip vaccines. During the pandemic, I began to hear considerable ...

Sherrod Brown can be hard to follow at times. He apologizes for his frequent rambles, parentheticals, and asides. “I don’t think that’s what you came to talk about,” the former and maybe future ...

Send me someone who looks at me the way Mike Johnson looks at Donald Trump while he rambles about fountains of blood.

Charli earned cult acclaim throughout the 2010s by blending archetypes cunningly: She was part Britney Spears, part Siouxsie Sioux, part guerilla-marketing exec. She sang stuttering hooks in a worldly ...

Recently, though, a new kind of energy drink has emerged. Or rather, the same drinks have emerged in a new package. The ...